On 2026-08-22 01:38:27+0600, broke <[email protected]> wrote: > From Luke A. Call <[email protected]>: > > wget can work nicely to download a web site locally. If you want to > > email me separately I can show the command I've used. But then you'd > > have to combine all the pages somehow with a script, as others said. > > You speak with uncertainty, please take your time and give us the > script, It will benefit Gustavo as well I believe. (I do not think > it is possible and I've tried it myself)
All I've got for you is something like this: wget -r -l 2 --wait=5 --page-requisites --timestamping --convert-links www.openbsd.org/faq Or: wget -r -l 3 --wait=5 --page-requisites --timestamping --convert-links www.openbsd.org The --wait=N is for seconds between requests and I don't know the best setting. But the site admins might hate that, and if so I apologize. I do it only rarely, and before doing it again I would confirm that one of the switches or one looked up will repeat downloads of those already locally saved and current. -Luke
